Bean Bag Toss {Tutorial}
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Love the folding legs!
Awesome, there is a game called, washers, same board but using washers instead of bean bags. I like the bean bag idea, esp. for kids. Storage Idea: a bag with velcro flap or zipper, big enough to hold the bean bags, can be made and either nailed or stapled to the underside of the board to hold the bean bags..:) from Pam Keefover
So fun, I love this game! 🙂 I've featured this post on Craft Gossip here:
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Wonderful Tutorial. My husband is in the middle of building his own set right now – and then we're going to Gator the heck out of it!
I posted this tutorial on my facebook page for http://www.sheskindacrafty.blogspot.com!
Thanks for the easy to follow instructions. We’re making these for our daughters outdoor reception next spring.
That’s awesome! How cool is it that you can make the bean bags coordinate with the wedding colors?
I too, made 2 sets for my son’s wedding reception, Before I filled them, I embroidered his name on 4, the bride’s name on 4, their last name on 4, and their wedding date on 4..
Marlisa–that is awesome! I’m sure they were a hit!
I just wanted to add a comment about the bean bag toss. Our son has issues with fine motor skills and this is a huge help for him to develop . Thank you so much for sharing .
Glad our tutorial could be of value to you and your family!
Fabulous tutorial…easy to follow! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Jill! I’m so glad it helped you build your own!
Try top stitching around 3 sides plus part of the 4th side before you put the corn in. Then you will just have a part of a seam to top stitch after the corn is in.
Thanks for the great directions! I’m having several outdoor parties this summer, starting with my son’s Graduation party, and I think that I am going to make a couple sets! Nobody has to wait to play!
Karen–glad we could provide the tutorial for you! If you end up making them please feel free to send me a picture at SewWoodsy@gmail.com and I’ll highlight your set on our blog! Mr. Woodsy actually has to make a few for Father’s Day orders within the next few weeks!
Ooh, how fun!! 🙂 What a great idea! Love it!
xo! Vanessa
Thanks–its the best game ever!!!
So fun! I love this game. Even cooler with pretty beanbags. You are so adorable at your sewing machine. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! I instantly fell in love with the fabric!
Thanks, I always wanted to know how to make one of these. Ya’ll ( I am from the South) are such a cute couple. Thanks for the great instructions.
Vickie–thanks for stopping by! Glad we could be of inspiration to you. If you make a set please send us a photo we’d love to feature it!
Everything looks very simple. I will be making one soon. The only question is how is the board tilted if all four legs are the same height. Am I missing something. When I look at a finished product the board looks slanted on the ground. Anyone…..
Hi thanks for stopping by. There are only 2 legs at the top of the corn hole wood box. The bottom rest on the ground. Hope that helps! Good luck.
Just saw this on Tip Junkie. I’ve been wanting to find good plans for corn hole boards, and now I have! I love how the legs fold in. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Emily! Thank you for visiting. If you make a set we’d love to show case it on the blog and/or our social outlets! Please keep us posted if you make one.
if you want to top stitch all 4 sides I would recommend doing 3 before you fill it with corn
Very fun! Is there a printer-friendly version of this?
Hi Lindsey, Thanks for stopping by. Unfortunately, we do not have a printer friendly version of our directions. We do hope to have one sometime in 2013!
I am on my second set of bean bags. Hint use a muslin or something to make a bag inside the bag. Cut the inside bag 6 1/2 x 6 1/2 and fill it with the corn. Your bags will last a very long time!
Thanks for the tip! I’ll have to do that for our next set we build!
Where do you buy corn feed? Is it easily available?
You can buy it at a tractor supply store. I also believe places like Ace Hardware carry it as well.
Will the feed corn mold or mildew when moisture gets to it?
Hi Laci, we haven’t had any issues that we can see. We also try to keep them stored in a cool dry place.
thank you for the feature!